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Auburn
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M. WES BRADNOCK
HALLAHAN—HICKEY
Connie Hickey and Miss Joanne
Hickey, sisters of the bride and
Miss Margaret Hallahan, sister of
the groom, their dresses and
flowers were the same as the
maid of honor. •
Miss Phyllis Hickey, sister of
the bride was flower -girl. She
wore a dress like the bride's but
with no train, and carried a
miniature bouquet of roses and
lily -of -the -valley. The ring bearer
was Steven Hickey, brother, of
the bride. -
The best man was William E.
Hallahan, R.R.3 Blyth, cousin of
the groom. Ushers. were Bob
Hickey, brother of the bride,
Tom Hallahan, Joe Hallahan,
and Raymond Hallahan. - •
Following the ceremony, a
reception took place in the
Auburn Community Hall.
Assisting the wedding party in
receiving the guests was the
bride's mother wearing a dress of
powder blue bridal faille with
matching lace coat, navy
accessories and a corsage of pink
sweetheart roses.. She was
assisted by the groom's mother
wearing a pink lace dress, black
accessories and a corsage of pink
sweetheart roses. The hall was
attractively decorated with blue
and white streamers, bouquets
of spring flowers and lilacs. Her
three-story wedding 'cake was
flanked by blue tapers. Bob
Hickey was chairman for the
toasts and speeches following
the dinner served,by the Auburn
Women's Institute.
For a wedding trip to
Northern Ontario the bride
donned a pink and cream coat
and dress ensemble, beige shoes,
purse and gloves and a pink
sweetheart rose corsage. On their
return they will reside on the
groom's farm, R.R.3 Belgrave.
Mauve lilacs and coloured
tulips against ''i a cedar
background made a pretty
setting in St. Augustine's Roman
Catholic Church for the marriage
of Marian Jean Hickey and
Donald Francis Hallahan. The
Pride is the eldest daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Hickey,
R.R,3 Auburn and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Hallahan, R.R.3 Blyth.
The Rev. H. Galea of
• Kingsbridge performed the
double -ring ceremony at 4'p.m..
on May 31. The organist was
Mrs. Cyril Boyle who
accompanied the soloist, Cyril.
Boyle.
Given in 'marriage by her
father, the bride looked lovely in
a formal Lagoda crepe and
Alencon lace, featuring a sabr.'.na
neckline, lace bodice and long
lace lily -point sleeves and A-line
skirt. A detachable sleeveless
coat train with panels of
matching lace, bowed at the
shoulder, fell gracefully to the
hemline. Her headdress was an
organza floral arrangement
caught to a scalloped edged
four -tiered veil of nylon illusion.
She carried a bouquet of red
sweetheart roses,
lily -of -the -valley and ivy.
Miss Alfreda Godsworthy,
Clinton, was the maid of honor
and wore a floor -length powder
blue sleeveless empire gown of
bridal faille with a matching blue
chiffon train from the shoulder.
Two rosebuds of matching
material, surrounded by eight
leaves, carried the veil of the
headdress. She wore small wrist
lace gloves and carried mauve
And white flowers in,a half -circle
arrangement.
The bridesmaids were Misses
KNOX ANNIVERSARY
Rev. Robert Hill of Petrolia
was the guest speaker at the
109th anniversary service of
Knox Presbyterian Church last
Sunday. The theme of his
message was "The Renewal of
the Church." The soloist was Ed.
Haines. The organist was Mrs.
Donald Haines and the ushers
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were : Fordpn.` , Dobie ,. and
Kenneth Scott.'
PERSONALS
,Murray Klaas, son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Klaas, graduated as a
chemical engineer from the
University of Waterloo last week
and has accepted a position at
Niagara Falls. He and his wife
and daughter, Gwendolyn, spent
the week -end here. Mr. and Mrs.
G. Klaas and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Dykstra of Clinton attended the
graduation ceremonies.
Mr. and • Mrs. Clayton
Robertson of Copper Cliff spent
the week -end with his father,
J.J. Robertson and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan.
UCW MEETING
The general meeting of the
United Church Women of Knox
Church was held in the Sunday
school room with Unit 2 in
charge.
The president, Mrs.
M.R.Roberts, gave the call to
worship. Mrs. George Millian
presided at the piano. Mrs.
Roberts read a •poem, and Mrs.
Elliott Lapp led in prayer. The
offering was received by Mrs.
George Hallam and Mrs. Ben
Hamilton. Mrs. William Empey
read the scripture lesson. Mrs.
Emmerson Rodgers sang a solo,
accompanied by Mrs. G. Millian.
Rev. M.R.Roberts conducted the
Bible study.
Mrs. Roberts presided for the
business session. The minutes
were accepted as read by the
secretary, Mrs. Albert
McFarlane. The financial
statement was received as
presented by the treasurer, Mrs.
Oliver Anderson.
Lunch served by Unit 2 and a
social time enjoyed.
Wan' Ads bring results
Minor blaze at Huronvieie last week caused an estimated $500
damage to wall, window frame and furnishings. Fire started when
a resident's cigarette or lighted match touched drapery behind his
chair. Staff Photo.
County Council roundup
BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER
WELFARE UNIT
Creation of a county welfare
unit was proposed last week by a
representative of the Ontario
Welfare Dept., James Deneaux
of Wingham, who spoke at a
meeting of the Huron County
Council in Goderich.
Mr. Deneaux urged formation
of a committee to investigate the
county welfare units ,already
operating in the province.
At present rates, Mr. Deneaux
estimated it would cost the
county about $23,000 to
establish a county unit. He said
50 per cent of the
administration costs would be
paid by the province. Three
persons probably would be
required to staff the office, Mr.
Deneaux said: an administrator,
a field worker and a clerical
employee.
The system was considered by
county council about four years
ago, Mr. Deneaux recalled, but it
was turned down by a close
vote.
COUNTY PLANNING
G. V. Kleinfeldt and
Associates Limited, the
Kitchener planning firm selected
deputy -reeve, and planning
board chairman.
Mr. Cudmore told county
council last week that the
response from municipal
councillors has been good.
CURATOR'S PORTRAIT
A portrait of Herb Neill,
former curator of the Huron
County Museum in Goderich,
has been painted by J. W.
McLaren, of Benmiller, president
of the county historical society,
and will hang in the museum.
The picture was to have been
presented to Mr. Neill officially
last Friday at the monthly
meeting of county council, but
the distinguished recipient was
ill and in hospital.
NEW CELLAR WET
Huron County Council has
been concerned about a water
problem in the basement of the
new administrative building.
Reeve A. D. Smith,
Turnberry, asked last week if the
trouble had been corrected. He
said he was particularly
concerned once he learned the
National Art Centre in Ottawa
has 19, sump pumps in the
basement to keep out the waters°
to carry out a comprehensive,,- of the'Ride'u"Caii'al.'` •` ' ' "°•`
study of Huron County, expect
by mid-July to present county
council with a proposal for the
project.
Representatives of the
company, accompanied by
members of the county planning
board, have been meeting with
councils in every Huron
municipality, according to
Mervyn Cudmore, Exeter
Reeve Roy 'Westcott,'
Usborne, chairman of the
property committee, said the'
water problem was not licked
entirely but so far there is only
one sump pump in the basement
of the administrative building.
"That shows the difference in
the levels of government,"
quipped Warden James Hayter.
to the delight of council.
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:KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Menard
of London visited Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Faser and family on the
weekend.
Miss Faith Aiken of Detroit,
Mich. spent the weekend with
Mr, .and' Mrs. Vivan Cooper also
was the guest of honor -,at a
shower held in her honor prior
to her marriage to Mr. Gary
Cooper on June 7th.
Mr, Dennis Kerr of
Dorchester, and Miss Nancy
Sutherland of Unionville
recently visited an Aunt and
Uncle' Mr. and Mrs. Eldin Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Moyer and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell
and baby son of Parry Sound
visited on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Thomson, also Mr.
Robert Thomson who is
Middle ton
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Middleton attended the annual
Spring convocation at the
University of Western Ontario
last Friday on the invitation of
Robert Early who graduated in
Business Administration. The
Middleton's , were weekend
guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Earley, Hellcrest
Angus Farms.
The regular meeting of the
A.C.W. of St. James' Church,
Middleton will be held next
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Edward Wise, the roll call to be a
favorite biblical verse.
Brucefield
Mrs. Mac Wilson and Mrs. A.
Paterson left on Tuesday for a
vacation in Europe.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. E. Douglas is a patient in
Seaforth Hospital.
Mrs. A. Paterson, Mrs. W,
McBeath and Mrs. Berry visited
with Mrs. M. Sholdice, Exeter on
Sunday.,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Jackson spent
Sunday with relatives in London
and. Belmont.
Mrs. M. Hardey, Huronview,
fell and fractured her hip. She
was removed to London
Hospital.
Mrs. Gordon Elliott spent
Tuesday with relatives in
Brucefield.
McKi Ilop Council
,awards contract
A $4,022 contract for a new
culvert on'Sideroa'd 15 and 16 of
McKillop Township was awarded '•
to Gerald Brintnell, RR 1,
Granton, at Monday night's
township council meeting.
The work will be completed
by Aug. 15.
Council also granted $300 to
Brodhagen Community Centre
for installation of a new ball
park lighting system and a
regular $450 grant to Seaforth
Agricultural Society.
confined to South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Stokes of London visited
the latter's father Mr, Thomson.
Guests present from Kippen
on Saturday at the
Traviss—Jackson wedding in
Egmondville United Church
included: Mr. and Mrs, Ivan
Forsyth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McGregor and Mr. and Mrs.
Hank Binnendyk.
On Friday evening May 30th
at St. Andrew's United Church,
Kippen, a shower was given
honoring Mrs. Patrick David
Smith, the former Marie Sinclair
of RR 3, Kippen and now of
Mountain View, California. The
evening opened with a sing song
with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot at the
piano, Mrs. Robert Elgie being
master of ceremonies. Two
'contests were conducted by Mrs.
Elgie and one by Mrs. Keith
Lovell. A duet was given by
Michael and John Binnendyk,
and piano selections by Mrs.
Jerry Moffatt. A trio, Debbie
Consitt, Sharon and Sue Anne
Finlayson sang a number.
The address was read by Mrs.
Edison McLean and gifts
presented, Marie making a
suitable reply and lunch was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Robinson
of Crediton visited on Saturday
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bell and
Ronnie, and Mr. Gordon Bell of
RR 3, New Hamburg, Mr. and
Mrs. William Bell, Debbie and
Denise of RR 1, Stratford spent
Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Bell and family.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe McQuarrie and family
included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
McQuarrie of Heathcote, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Green, Sandra and
Kevin of Flesherton.
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